Case Studies

When British furniture maker Timothy Oulton decided to open a new US store, it set out to speed up the months-long process. It worked with eMazzanti Technologies to standardize technology and processes, while supporting its brand. With managed print services from eMazzanti and Xerox, Timothy Oulton was able to lower costs, improve efficiency and customer service, and achieve the flexibility and power needed to support planned rapid business growth in 2014.

eMazzanti’s PCI compliance, business continuity, and IT security services protect KWI’s always-on, omni-channel retailing platform at hundreds of retail stores. With reliable network and POS infrastructure from eMazzanti, KWI realizes on-time store openings, promoting predictable schedules and smooth operations. No-worry IT for customers makes possible an un-edited reference list, enhancing KWI’s business reputation and sales.

Karen M. Hazleton, CPA, has gotten huge returns from a recent technology investment. Since replacing an old server with an HP ProLiant MicroServer Gen8 running Windows Server 2012 R2 Essentials, Hazleton has doubled staff productivity and halved tax return processing time. This has enabled the firm to trim payroll by 15 percent during tax season while boosting profits by 30 percent—not a bad return on a new server and software. Business Needs Karen M. Hazelton, CPA, PC, has been providing tax preparation, payroll, and other financial services to small businesses in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, since 1986. Karen Hazleton, the owner,

“Bottom line, eMazzanti gave us a lot of credibility. We moved from a mom and pop to a mid-sized accounting firm with the latest technology. That has attracted a lot of customers. Since the upgrade, we’ve never looked back.” Karen M Hazleton, CPA, Owner Karen M. Hazleton, CPA, PC (KMH) increased productivity by 25%, reduced payroll and increased profit margins by partnering with eMazzanti Technologies to upgrade their aging technology. KMH customers enjoy faster, more personal service and improved data security. A flood of referrals and a variety of new services have enabled KMH to grow by 20% without hiring

Raritan Bay Federal Credit Union (RBFCU) is a small financial cooperative that competes against big New York City banks. It upgraded its Windows XP PCs to mobile PCs running the Windows 8 pro operating system so that it can offer modern financial services. By using Windows 8–based mobile computers, RBFCU can calculate and post interest rates faster, serve customers more promptly, and let employees work from anywhere, which improves business continuity. Business Needs Raritan Bay Federal Credit Union (RBFCU) is a financial services provider to members who live in Middlesex County, New Jersey, about 35 miles from New York City.

When British furniture maker Timothy Oulton decided to open a new US store, it set out to speed up the months-long process. It worked with Microsoft partner eMazzanti Technologies to deploy several tablet PCs running Windows 8 Pro and used them to improve employee training and standardize processes, all while supporting its brand. The company opened the new store in just three weeks and credits Windows 8 Pro with providing much of the flexibility and power needed to support business growth. Business Needs Timothy Oulton furniture is always eye-catching and sometimes outrageous: an overstuffed sofa covered as a Union Jack

Within 72 hours of Sandy, we recovered almost all of our customers. We not only kept 100% of our customer base, we’ve expanded another 50% since Sandy

Shinola is a design and manufacturing company that needed the most efficient solution to streamline its processes and reduce manufacturing costs to gain a competitive advantage. In April 2012, three Shinola employees began using tablets running the Windows 8 Pro operating system. The company plans to use the tablets for shipping and receiving, inventory control, point-of-sales discussions, and monitoring plant security cameras. Shinola benefits from an intuitive interface, robust functionality, and near-seamless mobility. Business Needs Shinola is a design and manufacturing company with operations in Detroit, Michigan. When it launched, the production plant had only walls. Now the business is